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Blackburne closes in on One Subi sales
Apartment sales in Perth seems to remain strong as developer Blackburne boasts only three vacant penthouses out of its 236 apartments at its One Subiaco development. -
Cue, Veronika Maine up for sale after collapse
via smh.com.au
Administrators are seeking buyers to save the fashion labels, which have buckled under their mounting costs. -
Oil price could surge to $US150 as war engulfs major Middle East supply routes
via abc.net.au
The war front expanding in the US-Iran conflict has extended beyond the Strait of Hormuz into the Red Sea. With no sign of de-escalation, there is a higher risk of war pushing oil prices towards $US150 per barrel, even higher than the level it reached during the global financial crisis in 2008. -
Fair Work Ombudsman recovers $453m in unpaid wages for workers
The Fair Work Ombudsman claims it has recovered $453 million in unpaid wages and entitlements for more than 181,000 workers across the country. -
Infinity continues US-based focus
With a desire to begin exploration at its Swansea copper project in Arizona, Subiaco-based Infinity Metals has announced multiple board changes. -
WA risks missing out on decarbonising boom: Chaney
WA risks missing out on major clean energy investments without greater federal government investment, independent WA MP Kate Chaney has warned. -
Sydney Sweeney’s ad puts a risky new industry in the spotlight
via smh.com.au
The Hollywood star’s risque new ad for an online sports prediction platform is just the latest bit of controversy for an industry on the rise. -
Opinion: Why we shouldn’t back a hack attack
Australia would be reckless to follow moves by the US to outsource cyber warfare. -
Opinion: Next defence race an industrial one
OPINION: Home-grown industrial capacity can be a useful adjunct to established defence alliances. -
‘Unfair’: Anytime Fitness in the crosshairs over hidden cost to ‘any gym’ promise
via smh.com.au
The national gym chain boasts that its members can visit any of 600 locations nationwide, but members risk being forced to pay more depending on where they train. -
Anytime Fitness’ ‘any gym’ claim found to be misleading
via smh.com.au
The national gym chain boasts that its members can visit any of 600 locations nationwide, but members risk being forced to pay more depending on where they train. -
Unions reject latest BHP Port Hedland pay offer
BHP's latest offer in a year-long industrial relations saga with workers at its Port Hedland operations has been rejected, with the unions calling for Fair Work to arbitrate a final agreement. -
Biosecurity concerns trigger Vietnam fruit import pause
via abc.net.au
The Australian government suspends pomelo imports just months after market access was first granted. -
Rubber mask helps to track cattle methane emissions in real time
via abc.net.au
A wearable mask that tracks the methane output of individual cattle in real time promises to help quantify the livestock sector's contribution to national emissions. -
Fresh high-grade hit stretches Aureka gold footprint in Vic
via smh.com.au
Aureka has hit high-grade gold outside its Irvine resource, including 16.1g/t gold, while cracking a previously underexplored 2km gap between its two main lodes in Victoria. -
State to push legislation enabling rail buyback
The state government will push through legislation to enable its buyback of the South West rail freight network from operator Arc Infrastructure. -
Tasmania falls to last in latest CommBank economic report
via abc.net.au
Tasmania ranks last in CommBank's State of the States economic report, a significant decline from four years ago when it repeatedly topped the ranking. -
Tasmania comes last in latest CommBank economic rankings
via abc.net.au
Tasmania ranks last in CommBank's State of the States economic report, a significant decline from four years ago when it repeatedly topped the ranking. -
Amplia opens new front in ovarian cancer fight
via smh.com.au
Amplia Therapeutics has finalised plans for its PRROSE phase two ovarian cancer trial, with site activation and patient recruitment targeted before year-end. -
Embattled caravan manufacturer collapses into administration
via abc.net.au
Sunshine Coast-based Australian Off Road has called in administrators after the company went dark last week, leaving hundreds of customers and suppliers in limbo. -
Breaking: Embattled caravan manufacturer collapses into administration
via abc.net.au
Sunshine Coast-based Australian Off Road has called in administrators after the company went dark last week, leaving hundreds of customers and suppliers in limbo. -
Brightstar to increase Laverton foothold
Gold developer Brightstar Resources is teaming up with Panther Metals in a bid to further strengthen foundations of its Goldfields project. -
Emmys 2026 key moments: Widow's Bay takes six awards and Hacks star makes history
via abc.net.au
Widow's Bay takes home six awards for its "weird show" at the 78th Emmys. Here's what else you may have missed. -
Minister Carey likens city council saga to Utopia show
Local Government Minister Hannah Beazley believes an inquiry is needed into the City of Perth even though “it's clear to all and sundry” poor governance and dysfunction continue to impact the council. -
High-grade WA titanium hit puts McLaren on the money
via smh.com.au
McLaren Minerals has hit 24m at a lofty 7.54 per cent heavy minerals from surface at its WA titanium project, boosting confidence for a resource upgrade later this year. -
Whyalla's steelmaking gap could last years as potential job losses mount
via abc.net.au
A resumption of steelmaking in Whyalla could be several years away, following the announcement that hundreds of jobs will go because of the demise of the blast furnace. -
Panel approves $10m project on Fast Eddys site
A multi-million-dollar development has been approved for the Fast Eddys site in the CBD, about seven years since the 24-hour restaurant closed. -
Broken Hill Gold turns up heat on deeper SA gold-copper hunt
via smh.com.au
Broken Hill Gold has stepped up its White Dam sulphide hunt in SA, deploying major geophysics and a second drill rig to chase deeper gold-copper targets well beyond Icebreaker. -
Sarytogan lands second massive 318m Kazakh copper hit
via smh.com.au
Sarytogan Graphite has hit a 318m-long intersection with alteration and copper-bearing veins from surface in Kazakhstan,hinting it may be close to the heart of a porphyry. -
Macca’s meals and Macbooks: How Australians are getting whacked by inflation
via smh.com.au
Inflation is spreading out from the energy sector into everyday items, keeping prices higher for longer across the economy.
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